5980 Pickford St, Los Angeles, CA 90035
3 beds | 3 bath | 1,880 sqft
SOLD for $1,898,000
Set in the desirable Faircrest Heights area, 5980 Pickford St offers a peaceful residential setting with the convenience of being close to some of Los Angeles’ most established Westside neighborhoods. Tree-lined streets, well-kept homes, and a strong sense of community give the area a welcoming feel, while nearby Pico Boulevard provides an eclectic mix of restaurants, cafes, markets, and everyday conveniences.
The location also makes it easy to enjoy more of the city, with Beverly Hills, Culver City, West Hollywood, and other Westside destinations all within a convenient drive. Whether you’re heading out for dinner, running errands, or exploring the city, Faircrest Heights offers a comfortable balance of neighborhood calm and central Los Angeles accessibility.
Living well in Mid-City, LA.
Tucked into Mid-City’s Faircrest Heights area, 5980 Pickford St offers a peaceful residential setting with the city’s conveniences close at hand. The neighborhood is known for its tree-lined streets and central location, putting local restaurants, cafes, markets, and everyday essentials within easy reach. With Beverly Hills, Culver City, Pico-Robertson, and other Westside destinations nearby, it’s a location that makes exploring Los Angeles feel effortless while still giving you a place to come home to and unwind.
Nearby Schools
Families will appreciate the variety of educational options available throughout the surrounding area. From early education through high school, the neighborhood offers convenient access to schools and programs that support every stage of learning.
Crescent Heights Boulevard Elementary School
Just 0.2 miles from the property, Crescent Heights Boulevard Elementary School serves students in grades K–5, making it a conveniently located option for families in the surrounding neighborhood. Its close proximity adds to the area's everyday convenience, with a local elementary school within a short distance of home.
(0.2 miles)
Daniel Webster Middle School
(3.8 miles)Approximately 3.8 miles from the property, Daniel Webster Middle School serves students in grades 6–8. The school provides the next step between elementary and high school կրթation, offering academic programs and activities that support students during their middle school years.
Alexander Hamilton Senior High School
(1.5 miles)Located approximately 1.5 miles away, Alexander Hamilton Senior High School serves students in grades 9–12. As an established Los Angeles public high school, it offers a range of academic opportunities alongside extracurricular activities, athletics, and student programs designed to support a well-rounded high school experience.
Nearby Restaurants
From casual neighborhood favorites to some of LA’s most exciting dining destinations, there is always something new to discover nearby. Whether you're grabbing a quick coffee, meeting friends for dinner, or exploring the city’s diverse food scene, great options are never far from home.
L'Carve
📍 9233 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035A one Michelin star kaiseki restaurant helmed by chef Niki Nakayama, widely regarded as one of the most celebrated fine dining experiences in Los Angeles. A special occasion destination that put the Palms neighborhood on the culinary map.
Lenny's Casita
📍 8823 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035Lenny's Casita brings bold flavors and a lively atmosphere to the neighborhood with its creative blend of Israeli and Mexican influences. Known for generous portions, inventive dishes, and craft cocktails, it offers a fun and energetic setting for everything from casual dinners with friends to weekend outings.
Formaggi
📍 8832 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035A neighborhood favorite for pizza and Italian comfort food, Formaggi offers a cozy and welcoming dining experience along Pico Boulevard. With freshly prepared pizzas, house-made pasta, and a relaxed atmosphere, it is an easy choice for a casual meal close to home.
Neighborhood Development
Mid-City continues to see thoughtful growth, with new housing and small-scale residential developments adding to the neighborhood’s evolving character. Recent proposals along Ridgeley Drive and throughout the surrounding area reflect continued interest in creating more housing while building on the community’s established residential feel. For homeowners, this ongoing investment brings new energy to a neighborhood that is already well positioned between some of Los Angeles’ most connected and desirable areas.
9700 W Pico Blvd Mixed-Use Complex
📍 9700 W. Pico Blvd.One of the more significant developments in the area, this proposed mixed-use project would bring 242 new apartment homes across two buildings, along with ground-floor retail on the Pico Boulevard corridor. The project reflects the continued evolution of Pico-Robertson, adding new housing and opportunities for neighborhood-serving businesses while contributing to the area's increasingly active streetscape.
Apple Campus
Apple's new campus near National Boulevard and Washington Boulevard is expected to bring approximately 3,000 employees to the area, further strengthening the neighborhood's appeal. Its close proximity to 1917 Marvin adds convenience for professionals while supporting long-term demand and investment potential.
📍8888 Venice Boulevard
This proposed seven-story development would add 55 income-restricted apartment homes along Pico Boulevard, replacing an existing surface parking lot. Projects like this highlight the area's ongoing investment in housing and the effort to bring more residential options to a well-connected part of Los Angeles.
📍 8688 W. Pico Boulevard